Tying tool for shoelace

ABSTRACT

A device for binding shoelaces is disclosed. The device is provided on shoes having hook rings oppositely formed on both side of the instep thereof, the device comprising a binding member having a clutching plate formed with a clutching recess with a constant distance according to one side thereof; a receiving member having an opened slot at one side thereof so that the clutching plate is inserted in, a magnetic body attached on one side of the slot, and an installing recess formed in the direction vertical to the slot; and an adjusting member having a board typed pressing plate rotatably installed in the installing recess to be selectively attached to the magnetic body and receiving the pressing force, and a stopper protruded from one side of the pressing plate and selectively clutched in the clutching recess. According to a device for binding shoelaces of the present invention, the shoelaces may be safely bound and released since the device including a first binding member having a receiving member and a binding member which are separated from each other by pressure, a second binding member to insure the union for the end of the shoelaces, and third binding member to maintain and adjust the union for the lower end of the shoelaces. Products applied with this device may be expected the satisfaction of its users and its competitive power.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to a device for binding shoelace provided on shoes to bind the instep of a foot, more specifically relates to a device for binding shoelace having enhanced convenience in use, the device including a first binding portion in which an inserting member is easily detachable by press given to a rotating stopper provided in a receiving member which is outwardly exposed, a second binding portion to firmly grasp the shoelaces from each other, and a third binding portion to be able to easily adjustably grasp the shoelaces on the instep of the foot.

BACKGROUND ART

In general, shoes are one of the necessities of life used as a moving means, and recently their usage is greatly increased by the increasing of man and woman's social activities and the increasing of leisure living due to the working conditions for the five-day workweek. The shoes have lots of kinds for their use, however most shoes are provided with detachable shoelaces.

The shoes are provided with a main body formed with a receiving space to receive and protect user's foot and a protecting cover to be positioned on the open portion thereof to protect user's instep of the foot. The shoes are also provided with a plurality of hook rings oppositely fixed on both sides of the open portion with constant interval, and shoelaces pass through the hook rings and then bind the instep of the shoes.

However, the conventional shoes having the above structure has problems in that they are troublesome and require lots of time in wearing because a user should untie their shoelaces, release them toward both sides and pull and tie them, and also in that during walking the shoelace are untied, and knots of the shoelaces is disordered and then their fine view is not good.

To solve these conventional problems the present applicant has provided an improved device for binding shoelaces in Korean Patent Application No. 2007-35665.

As shown in FIG. 1, the device for binding shoelaces provided by the present applicant is applied to shoes provided with a plurality of hook rings 3 oppositely fixed on both sides of the open portion of the instep of shoes 1 with constant interval and in which shoelaces L crossly pass through the hook rings and then are bound. A binding member is bound to bind the hook rings 3 through which the shoelaces L are passed and to rotate and return an adjusting member in a receiving member mounted with a magnetic body. The device is comprised of a first binding portion 100 to rotate the adjusting member, to detach from the magnetic body and then to release the binding of the binding member and a second binding portion 200 in which the end of shoelaces L passed through final hook ring mounted on a fixing member, and the upper end portion of the mounted shoelaces L presses the lower end portion to maintain binding condition.

Herein, the first binding member 100 is one of buckle assemblies, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, it is provided with a body 111 having a pair of protruding supporting pieces 111 a formed with a through hole 111 a on one side thereof to bind the shoelaces L and having a dug portion in which both sides of center thereof are dug, a receiving space 111 b in which a binding member 130 is bound to the other side of the supporting piece 111 a, a receiving member 110 having an opened mounting space through which an adjusting member 120 is mounted on the lower surface of the body 111 and provided with the receiving member 110 formed with a rotating hole on the both side thereof, an adjusting plate 121 formed with a rotating shaft 121 a on the both sides thereof to be inserted into the rotating hole and installed in the mounting space, an adjusting lever 121 b to rotate the adjusting plate 121 at the ends of the both sides of the rotating shaft 121 a, an adjusting member 120 having a adjusting protrusion 121 c to attach and detach the binding member 130 to the rear portion of the adjusting plate 121 and made of metal, a binding plate 131 to be bound into the receiving space 111 b and to be released by the adjusting protrusion 121 c and formed with a plurality of binding recesses 131 a, a binding member 130 having a supporting piece 131 b on the rear both sides of the binding plate 131 to be protruded and formed with a through hole 131 b′ to be bound by shoelaces L, and a magnetic body 140 mounted on the upper surface of the body 111 corresponding to the receiving space 111 b so that the adjusting member 120 bound with the binding member 130 and repeatedly rotated is returned.

As shown in FIG. 4, the second binding portion 200 is provided with a holding member 210 having an open inside and formed with a holding hole 211 to be held on the upper portion of the instep of the shoes 1, a guiding space 212 formed with a movement preventing jaw 213 to insert the shoelaces L into one side of the holding member 210, and a guiding bar 214 to cover the shoelaces L and to guide them to the guiding space 212 at the lower portion of the guiding space 212.

The device for binding shoelaces having the above structure can be easily detachable since the binding member 130 is united in the receiving member 110 of the first binding portion 100 and the adjusting member 120 is returned due to the magnetic body, and it can maintain safe and quick union since the rear portion of the shoelaces presses the front portion thereof united to the second binding portion 200.

However, in the device for binding shoelaces afore filed by the present applicant, the adjusting lever 121 b provided on both sides of the body 111 of the receiving member 110 should be rotatably operated so as to release the binding member 130 from the receiving member 110 of the first binding portion 100, which causes difficulty in handling due to small size of the adjusting lever 121 b and provision of both sides and also causes to be easily damaged due to excessive adjusting force.

Further, the second binding portion 200 has a limit to press toward side direction and finally to enhance the union with the shoelaces since it is fixed with the guiding bar 214. Also, in case of giving excessive external force to the shoelaces, there is a problem in that it is loosed the union between the second binding portion 200 and the shoelaces.

DISCLOSURE OF INVENTION Technical Problem

The present invention is created to solve the above conventional problems.

One object of the present invention is to provide a device for binding shoelaces enabling to increase the convenience in use and to develop the degree of the product design by a receiving member and a binding member which constitutes a first binding portion being released by pressing operation.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a device for binding shoelaces enabling to enhance the reliability of binding (or union) of the shoelaces by a guiding bar which constitutes a second binding portion being variably movable and by properly guiding side pressing against the shoelaces.

Still another object of the present invention is to provide a device for binding shoelaces enabling to increase the convenience in use and to confirm the competitive products by providing a third binding portion which can freely adjust the binding condition of the lower portion of the shoelaces through simple operation.

Technical Solution

To solve the technical problem of the present invention described above, the present invention provides various embodiments.

One embodiment according to the present invention provides a device for binding shoelaces which provided on shoes having hook rings oppositely formed on both side of the instep thereof, the device comprising: a binding member having a clutching plate formed with a clutching recess with a constant distance according to one side thereof; a receiving member having an opened slot at one side thereof so that the clutching plate is inserted in, a magnetic body attached on one side of the slot, and an installing recess formed in the direction vertical to the slot; and an adjusting member having a board typed pressing plate rotatably installed in the installing recess to be selectively attached to the magnetic body and receiving the pressing force, and a stopper protruded from one side of the pressing plate and selectively clutched in the clutching recess.

Another embodiment according to the present invention provides a device for binding shoelaces which provided on shoes having hook rings oppositely formed on both side of the instep thereof, wherein the device includes a second binding portion formed with holding holes to be positioned over the instep of the shoes and in which the end of the shoelaces passed through the final hook ring of the shoes is inserted into the holding holes to maintain the binding condition, wherein the second binding portion is composed of a body formed with a guiding space into which the shoelaces are inserted and a guiding bar provided in the guiding space to be horizontally movable.

Still another embodiment according to the present invention provides a device for binding shoelaces which provided on shoes having hook rings oppositely formed on both side of the instep thereof, the device further comprising: a third binding portion for binding the shoelaces on the middle portion of the instep of the shoes, including a body having a board type formed with an inner space therein, inserting holes formed in the body into which each end of the shoelaces is inserted on the both sides thereof, a pair of direction changing protrusions to downwardly guide and to upwardly rotate the shoelaces inserted through the inserting holes, and an exit formed on the upper portion thereof such that the shoelaces rotated on the direction changing protrusions is upwardly drawn out.

Still another embodiment according to the present invention provides a device for binding shoelaces which provided on shoes having hook rings oppositely formed on both side of the instep thereof, the device comprising a second binding portion formed with holding holes to be positioned over the instep of the shoes and in which the end of the shoelaces passed through the final hook ring of the shoes is inserted into the holding holes to maintain the binding condition, and including a body formed with a upper plate and a lower plate which are disposed to prepare a guiding space on one side of a holding hole, and the guiding space is formed with the guiding bar horizontally movably provided and the first and second posts and disposed with a predetermined distance on one side of the guiding bar.

Still another embodiment according to the present invention provides a device for binding shoelaces which provided on shoes having hook rings oppositely formed on both side of the instep thereof, the device comprising a second binding portion formed with holding holes to be positioned over the instep of the shoes, the second binding portion including a body formed with a upper plate and a lower plate which are disposed to prepare a guiding space on one side of a holding hole, the guiding space being formed with the guiding bar horizontally movably provided and the first and second posts and disposed with a predetermined distance on one side of the guiding bar.

Still another embodiment according to the present invention provides a device for binding shoelaces which provided on shoes having hook rings oppositely formed on both side of the instep thereof, the device comprising a third binding portion for binding the shoelaces on the middle portion of the instep of the shoes, including a body having a board type formed with an inner space therein, inserting holes formed in the body into which each end of the shoelaces is inserted on the both sides thereof, a pair of direction changing protrusions to downwardly guide and to upwardly rotate the shoelaces inserted through the inserting holes, and an exit formed on the upper portion thereof such that the shoelaces rotated on the direction changing protrusions is upwardly drawn out.

ADVANTAGEOUS EFFECTS

According to a device for binding shoelaces of the present invention, since the device including a first binding portion having a receiving member and a binding member which are separated from each other by pressure, a second binding portion to insure the union for the end of the shoelaces, and third binding portion to maintain and adjust the union for the lower end of the shoelaces, the shoelaces can be safely bound and released. Products applied with this device may be expected the satisfaction of its users and its competitive power.

In the first binding portion, since the union between the receiving member and the binding member is released by only pressing it toward the instep of user's foot, the convenience in use can be greatly enhanced, the damage thereof by means of overdue pressure can be prevented, and the design degree thereof can be upgraded.

In the second binding portion, since a guiding bar is provided to be horizontally movable, the shoelaces are effectively pressed at its sides, and this can minimize the slip of the shoelaces and insure the safe union.

In the third binding portion, since the union of the lower end of the shoelaces by pulling it, its use is convenient. Also, since the first binding member and the second binding member are integrally provided, the union of the whole shoelaces can be reinforced.

Therefore, since the union of the shoelaces can be easily reinforced by providing the first, second and third binding portions, the device can be applied to various shoes used in various reports or sports to increase the value of shoes.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a perspective view schematically illustrating shoes applied with the conventional device for binding shoelaces;

FIG. 2 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the first binding portion in the conventional device for binding shoelaces;

FIG. 3 is a sectional view schematically illustrating the assembled first binding portion in the conventional device for binding shoelaces;

FIG. 4 is sectional view schematically illustrating the second binding portion in the conventional device for binding shoelaces;

FIG. 5 is a perspective view schematically illustrating shoes applied with a first binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 6 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the first binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 7 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the disassembled first binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 8 is a sectional view schematically illustrating the interior structure of the first binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 9 is a sectional view schematically illustrating the assembled first binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 10 is a perspective view schematically illustrating shoes applied with a second binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 11 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the second binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 12 is a plane-sectional view schematically illustrating the use of the second binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 13 is a sectional view schematically illustrating the interior structure of the second binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 14 is a perspective view schematically illustrating shoes applied with a third binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 15 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the third binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 16 is a plane-sectional view schematically illustrating the use of the third binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 17 is a perspective view schematically illustrating shoes applied with the first binding portion according to a first embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 18 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the first binding portion according to the first embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 19 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the disassembled first binding portion according to the first embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIGS. 20 and 21 are sectional views schematically illustrating the interior structure of the first binding portion according to the first embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 22 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the first binding portion according to a second embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 23 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the disassembled first binding portion according to the second embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIGS. 24 and 25 are sectional views schematically illustrating the interior structure of the first binding portion according to the second embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 26 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the disassembled first binding portion according to a third embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 27 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the disassembled first binding portion according to a fourth embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 28 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the disassembled first binding portion according to a fifth embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 29 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the second binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIGS. 30 and 31 are sectional views schematically illustrating the use of the second binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 32 is a perspective view schematically illustrating shoes applied with a third binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention;

FIG. 33 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the third binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention; and

FIG. 34 is a plane-sectional view schematically illustrating the use of the third binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention.

MODE FOR THE INVENTION

The above described objects, characteristics, and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following detailed description.

Hereinafter, a device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Note that the same components or parts are shown to have same reference numbers in the drawings. In describing the present invention, any related known function or structures are not described in detail so as to not vague the gist of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view schematically illustrating shoes applied with a first binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view schematically illustrating shoes applied with a second binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention.

FIG. 14 is a perspective view schematically illustrating shoes applied with a third binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention.

As shown in the Figures, the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention is applied to running shoes or mountain-climbing boots provided with a plurality of hook rings oppositely fixed on both sides of the open portion of the instep thereof with constant interval and in which shoelaces L crossly pass through the hook rings and then are bound. The device includes a first binding portion 10 to selectively release the binding condition of the shoelaces L with the operation force of a user, a second binding portion 20 formed with holding holes 22 to be positioned over the instep of the shoes and in which the end of the shoelaces L passed through the final hook ring C of the shoes 1 is inserted into the holding holes 22 to maintain the binding condition, and a third binding portion 30 to bind the shoelaces L positioned at the middle of the instep of the shoes 1 and to adjust the binding against the lower portion of the instep of the shoes 1.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the first binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention. FIG. 7 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the disassembled first binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention. FIG. 8 is a sectional view schematically illustrating the interior structure of the first binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention. FIG. 9 is a sectional view schematically illustrating the assembled first binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention.

As shown in the Figures, the binding portion 10 is composed of a receiving member 11 which is a female member, a binding member 13 which is a male member and fitted into the receiving member 11, and an adjusting member 12 rotatably provided on the receiving member 11 and selectively raising binding force against the binding member 13.

The receiving member 11 is formed with an opened slot 11 b at one side thereof into which a clutching plate 13 a of the binding member 13 can be inserted. A magnetic body 14 is attached on one side of the slot 11 b, specifically, on the inner upper side surface of the slot 11 b in the drawings so that a pressing plate 12 a of the adjusting member 12 can be maintained in attached condition by the magnetic force. And, the receiving member 11 is formed with an installing recess 11 c on the upper surface thereof to be installed with the adjusting member 12 which is an element to be given with the pressing force of the user, and the installing recess 11 c is connected to the slot 11 b. Also, the receiving member 11 is formed with a hinge recess 11 d to mutually face toward the side wall of the installing recess 11 c, and a hinge shaft 12 b protruded on both sides of the pressing plate 12 a constituting the adjusting member 12 is rotatably fitted in the hinge recess 11 d.

Meanwhile, the receiving member 11 is formed with a supporting piece 11 a to be protruded at the other side opposing to the slot 11 b, and the supporting piece 11 a is formed with a through hole 11 a which binds the shoelaces L. The supporting piece 11 a can be revised with various shapes if it can connect the shoelaces L, as one example, a hook typed through hole can be formed, or two and more through holes can be formed.

The binding member 13 is inserted in the slot 11 b of the receiving member 11 to be selectively clutched and therefore to maintain or release the binding condition therebetween, and it is provided with a clutching plate 13 a formed with a clutching recess 13 b in the longitudinal direction on one side, that the upper side surface in the drawing. The binding member 13 is prominently provided with a supporting piece 13 c on the other side opposite to the clutching plate 13 a, and the supporting piece 13 c is formed with a through hole 13 c′ to bind the shoelaces L.

Meanwhile, the supporting piece 13 c can have various shapes if it can connect the shoelaces L, for example, it can be formed with one ring typed through hole, or two or more through holes.

The adjusting member 12 is a board type to partially cover the installing recess 11 c, and it includes a pressing plate 12 a being rotatably installed in the installing recess 11 c to be selectively attached to the magnetic body 14 and being received the pressing force from the user, a stopper 12 d being downwardly protruded to be selectively clutched to the clutching recess 13 b. The stopper 12 d is upwardly rotated with respect to the hinge shaft 12 b when the pressing plate 12 a is rotated, that is it is pressed by the pressing force of the user, and therefore it is separated from the clutching recess 13 b of the binding member 13.

In the first binding portion 10, when the receiving member 11 and the binding member 13 are fitted from each other, the one end of the adjusting member 12 provided in the installing recess 11 c of the receiving member 11 is upwardly rotated by the magnetic force of the magnetic body 14, and finally the stopper 12 d of the adjusting member 12 is clutched to the clutching recess 13 b of the binding member 13 and it is maintained that the receiving member 11 and the binding member 13 are connected from each other.

With this condition, when the pressing plate 12 a installed on the recessing recess 11 c of the receiving member 11, one side of the pressing plate 12 a is downwardly rotated whereas the other side thereof is upwardly rotated. The stopper 12 d provided on the other side which is downwardly rotated is separated from the clutching recess 13 b of the binding member 13 and finally the union between the receiving member 11 and the binding member 13 is released. Therefore, the receiving member 11 is completely released from the binding member 13 by their separation.

The reference number 12 c which is not explained is a board typed member which is prominently extended from the pressing plate 12 a, and the member is made of any metal or magnetic or something having one side attached with metal or magnetic and it is attached to the magnetic body 14.

FIG. 11 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the second binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention. FIG. 12 is a plane-sectional view schematically illustrating the use of the second binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention. FIG. 13 is a sectional view schematically illustrating the interior structure of the second binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention.

Like this, the second binding portion 20 is formed with holding holes 22 to hold the upper portion of the shoes 1 and it is inserted with the end of the shoelaces L passed through the final connecting hook C of the shoes 1 so as to maintain union of the shoelaces L. As shown, the binding portion 20 is composed of a body 21 formed with a guiding space 23 into which the shoelaces L are inserted and a guiding bar 24 provided in the guiding space 23 to be horizontally movable.

Herein, the body 21, as shown in FIG. 13, formed with rail recesses 23′ on the upper and lower surfaces in the guiding space 23, and the guiding bar 24 is integrally formed with a guiding piece 24′ which is inserted in the rail recesses 23′ to obstruct the rotation of the guiding bar 24 and to be safely slidably moved.

Meanwhile, the guiding bar 24 is provided to have its section including a circle, a polygon (a triangle, a quadrangle, a pentagon, a hexagon etc.) or an oval.

In the second binding portion 20, the front end of the shoelaces L is inserted in the guiding space 23 and covers the outer periphery surface of the guiding space 24, and then the end of the shoelaces L is drawn out to the direction in which the shoelaces L is inserted. And, when the end of the shoelaces L is pulled out, as shown FIG. 12, the guiding bar 24 is moved in arrow direction to press the end of the shoelaces L, which the upper end of the shoelaces L presses the lower end of the shoelaces L, and therefore a close union is maintained.

That is, as shown in FIG. 12, the solid lines indicate the close union of the shoelaces L, and the dotted lines indicate the released union of the shoelaces L.

FIG. 15 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the third binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention. FIG. 16 is a plane-sectional view schematically illustrating the use of the third binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention.

As shown, the binding portion 30 is to bind the shoelaces L on the middle portion of the instep of the shoes 1. The binding portion 30 includes a body 31 forming outer body, and it is a board type and formed with an inner space 31 therein. The body 31 is formed with inserting holes 33 into which each end of the shoelaces L is inserted on the both sides thereof, and formed with a pair of direction changing protrusions 32 to downwardly guide and to upwardly rotate the shoelaces L inserted through the inserting holes 33. And, the body 31 is formed with an exit 34 on the upper portion thereof such that the shoelaces L rotated on the direction changing protrusions 32 is upwardly drawn out.

In the binding portion 30, the end of the shoelaces L is respectively inserted in the both sides of the body 31, and the inserted shoelaces L are rotated on the pair of direction changing protrusions 32 formed in the lower of the body 31 to have a determined space such that the end thereof faces to the upper side. And, each end of the shoelaces L rotated on the direction changing protrusions 32 is outwardly drawn out through the exit 34 formed on the upper side of the body 31, and as shown, it is connected to the connecting hook C provided in the shoes 1. The third binding portion 30 closely holds the lower end of the shoelaces L. That is, the binding condition is enhanced by upwardly pulling out the shoelaces L passed through the third binding portion 30, the binding condition is maintained by going to left and right sides, and the binding condition is released by lifting the end portion of the body 31. That is, the union is maintained when the shoelaces L are in a condition shown in solid lines, and the union is enhanced when the shoelaces L are in a condition shown in dotted lines.

The operation of the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention is explained as follows.

Firstly, the first binding portion 10, the second binding portion 20 and the third binding portion 30 are connected to the shoelaces L which are crossly bond on the instep of the shoes 1. The third binding portion 10, the first binding portion 10 and the second binding portion 20 are respectively provided on the lower portion, the middle or upper portion and the portion where the end of the shoelaces L passes.

The structure of the first binding portion 10 and the second binding portion 20 is almost identical with the prior art of the present applicant, and therefore they are not explained in detail. Further, the third binding portion 30 is also afore explained with reference to FIGS. 15 and 16, and therefore, further explanation for them is omitted.

The shoelaces L on the instep of the shoes 1 is adjusted in its tightening force using the first binding portion 10.

Firstly, the receiving member 11 and the binding member 13 are positioned to be fitted from each other. That is, after positioning the hooking plate 13 a of the binding member 13 to be inserted in the slot 11 b of the receiving member 11, the receiving member 11 and the binding member 13 are assembled by fittings. And then, the hooking plate 13 a of the binding member 13 enters into the slot 11 b, and the pressing plate 12 a of the adjusting member 12 installed in the installing recess 11 c of the receiving member 11 is returned to initial position by the magnetic body 14. As a result, the stopper 12 d formed on the other side of the pressing plate 12 a is hooked in the hooking recess 13 b of the hooking plate 13 a. Therefore, the connection force between the receiving member 11 and the binding member 13 is created.

At this condition, to release the connection between the receiving member 11 and the binding member 13, the pressing plate 12 a installed in the installing recess 11 c of the receiving member 11 is pressed. Then, one side of the pressing plate 12 a is pressed and the other side thereof is upwardly rotated against the hinge shaft 12 b. At this time, the stopper 12 d downwardly protruded on the other side is separated from the hooking recess 13 b of the binding member 13, and then the connection force is released. At this condition, the binding member 13 is pulled and then separated from the receiving member 11.

The second binding portion 20 is to maintain and release the binding of the end of the shoelaces L. The front end of the shoelaces L is inserted in the guiding space 23, and it covers the outer periphery of the guiding bar 24 vertically provided therein, and then the end of the shoelaces L is drawn out to the direction in which the shoelaces L is entered.

At this condition, if the end of the shoelaces L is pulled, one end of the shoelaces L presses the side of the guiding bar 24 which is horizontally moved and also the upper portion thereof presses the lower portion thereof, and therefore the close connection is maintained without sliding. To release this close connection, the other side of the shoelaces L, that is, one end of the shoelaces L which enters toward the second binding portion 20 is upwardly pulled.

Finally, the third binding portion 30 has a symmetrical figure in left and right. Each end of the shoelaces L is inserted in the third binding portion 30 at its side and it is downwardly passed, and then it is upwardly pulled out, and therefore the close connection of the shoelaces L is adjusted.

The third binding portion 30 is inserted with each end of the shoelaces L through the inserting holes 33 formed on the both sides of the body 31. Each end of the inserted shoelaces L is rotated on the outer periphery surface of the direction changing protrusions 32 and then guided toward the upper side thereof. And, it is outwardly drawn out through the exit 34 formed on the upper portion of the body 31. The drawn end of the shoelaces L is connected to the connection hook C near to the upper portion of the third binding portion 30, and the binding condition is enhanced by upwardly pulling out the shoelaces L passed through the third binding portion 30, the binding condition is maintained by going to left and right sides, and the binding condition is released by lifting the end portion of the body 31.

FIG. 17 is a perspective view schematically illustrating shoes applied with the first binding portion according to a first embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention. FIG. 18 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the first binding portion according to the first embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention. FIG. 19 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the disassembled first binding portion according to the first embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention. FIGS. 20 and 21 are sectional views schematically illustrating the interior structure of the first binding portion according to the first embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention.

As shown like this, the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention is applied to running shoes or mountain-climbing boots provided with a plurality of hook rings oppositely fixed on both sides of the open portion of the instep thereof with constant interval and in which shoelaces L crossly pass through the hook rings and then are bound. The device includes a first binding portion 10 to selectively release the binding condition of the shoelaces L with the operation force of a user, a second binding portion 20 formed with holding holes 22 to be positioned over the instep of the shoes and in which the end of the shoelaces L passed through the final hook ring C of the shoes 1 is inserted into the holding holes 22 to maintain the binding condition, and a third binding portion 30 to bind the shoelaces L positioned at the middle of the instep of the shoes 1 and to adjust the binding against the lower portion of the instep of the shoes 1.

This structure is almost identical with the prior art of the present applicant. But the present invention is to improve the structures of the first, second and third binding portions 10, 20 and 30 to enhance the reliability in operation and the convenience in use. Hereinafter, the first binding portion 10 according to a first preferred embodiment of the present invention will be explained.

The binding portion 10 is composed of a receiving member 11 which is a female member, a binding member 13 which is a male member and fitted into the receiving member 11, and an adjusting member 12 rotatably provided on the receiving member 11 and selectively raising binding force against the binding member 13.

The receiving member 11 is formed with an opened slot 11 b at one side thereof into which a clutching plate 13 a of the binding member 13 can be inserted. A magnetic body 14 is attached on one side of the slot 11 b, specifically, on the inner upper side surface of the slot 11 b in the drawings so that a pressing plate 12 a of the adjusting member 12 can be maintained in attached condition by the magnetic force. And, the receiving member 11 is formed with an installing recess 11 c on the upper surface thereof to be installed with the adjusting member 12 which is an element to be given with the pressing force of the user, and the installing recess 11 c is connected to the slot 11 b. Also, the receiving member 11 is formed with a hinge recess 11 d to mutually face toward the side wall of the installing recess 11 c, and a hinge shaft 12 b protruded on both sides of the pressing plate 12 a constituting the adjusting member 12 is rotatably fitted in the hinge recess 11 d.

Meanwhile, the receiving member 11 is formed with a supporting piece 11 a to be protruded at the other side opposing to the slot 11 b, and the supporting piece 11 a is formed with a through hole 11 a which binds the shoelaces L. The supporting piece 11 a can be revised with various shapes if it can connect the shoelaces L, and in this embodiment, a pairs of supporting pieces 11 a are prudently formed. And, the pairs of supporting pieces 11 a has a narrower portion at the front portion of the shoes 1 and a wider portion at the instep of the shoes 1, and the wider portion is longer than the narrower portion.

The binding member 13 is inserted in the slot 11 b of the receiving member 11 to be selectively clutched and therefore to maintain or release the binding condition therebetween, and it is provided with a clutching plate 13 a formed with a clutching recess 13 b in the longitudinal direction on one side, that the upper side surface in the drawing. The binding member 13 is prudently provided with a supporting piece 13 c on the other side opposite to the clutching plate 13 a, and the supporting piece 13 c is formed with a through hole 13 c′ to bind the shoelaces L. And, the binding member 13 is corresponded with the supporting piece 11 a of the receiving member 11.

The adjusting member 12 is a board type to partially cover the installing recess 11 c, and it includes a pressing plate 12 a being rotatably installed in the installing recess 11 c to be selectively attached to the magnetic body 14 and being received the pressing force from the user, a stopper 12 d being downwardly protruded to be selectively clutched to the clutching recess 13 b. The stopper 12 d is upwardly rotated with respect to the hinge shaft 12 b when the pressing plate 12 a is rotated, that is it is pressed by the pressing force of the user, and therefore it is separated from the clutching recess 13 b of the binding member 13. Further, the adjusting member 12 is provided with an elastic plate 12 t extended from the pressing plate 12 a, and the elastic plate 12 t is formed with a clutch jaw 12 t′ on the end thereof. Herein, the elastic plate 12 t, as shown in FIG. 20, is flatly formed to block the installing recess 11 c, and the clutch jaw 12 t′ is formed to be clutched to the edge and inside of the installing recess 11 c.

With this structure, when the pressing plate 12 a is pressed, it is rotated with respect to the hinge shaft 12 b, and finally the stopper 12 d is separated from the clutching recess 13 b. When the pressing plate 12 a is released, the stopper 12 d is clutched in the clutching recess 13 b by being elastically clutched the clutch jaw 12 f of the elastic plate 12 t in the installing recess 11 c of the binding member 13.

The reference number 12 e which is not explained is a board typed member which is extended to the other side of the pressing plate 12 a, that is, the opposite direction of the elastic plate 12 t, as shown, indicates an extended plate 12 e to prevent the other end of the pressing plate 12 a from being upwardly rotated by being clutched to the inner wall of the installing recess 11 c.

In the first binding portion 10, when the receiving member 11 and the binding member 13 are fitted from each other, the clutch jaw 12 t′ of the adjusting member 12 is elastically clutched to one side of the installing recess 11 c. At this condition, one end of the adjusting member 12 is upwardly rotated such that the elastic plate 12 t of the adjusting member 12 blocks the installing recess 11 c and the stopper 12 d is still clutched into the clutching recess 13 b of the binding member 13. Therefore, it is maintained that the receiving member 11 and the binding member 13 are connected from each other.

With this condition, when the pressing plate 12 a of the adjusting member 12 installed on the recessing recess 11 c of the receiving member 11, one side of the pressing plate 12 a is downwardly rotated with respect to the hinge shaft 12 b. At this time, the elastic plate 12 t and the clutch jaw 12 t′ are intended to be upwardly rotated, but the clutch jaw 12 t′ is elastically changed since it is clutched to one side wall of the installing recess 11 c. The stopper 12 d provided on one side of the elastic plate 12 t is separated from the clutch recess 13 b of the binding member 13, and therefore finally the union between the receiving member 11 and the binding member 13 is released.

Therefore, the receiving member 11 is completely released from the binding member 13 by their separation.

FIG. 22 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the first binding portion according to a second embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention. FIG. 23 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the disassembled first binding portion according to the second embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention. FIGS. 24 and 25 are sectional views schematically illustrating the interior structure of the first binding portion according to the second embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention.

As shown in the Figures, the first binding portion 10 is composed of a receiving member 11 which is a female member, a binding member 13 which is a male member and fitted into the receiving member 11, and an adjusting member 12 rotatably provided on the receiving member 11 and selectively raising binding force against the binding member 13. The first binding portion 10 is similar to the afore-mentioned first binding portion, and therefore it is given same reference number for its same elements, and any detailed description will be omitted.

In this embodiment, the first binding portion 10 is an elastic member 15 for returning when the pressing for the adjusting member 12 is released. It includes a upper plate 15 a which is exposed toward one side of the installing recess 11 c and has both cut side and a supporting plate 15 b which is contacted with one side of the stopper 12 d by the downwardly extended upper plate 15 a.

With this structure, if the pressing plate 12 a is pressed, the stopper 12 d is separated from the clutch recess 13 b by its rotation for the hinge shaft 12 b, and therefore the union between the receiving member 11 and the binding member 13 is released. At this time, the other side of the pressing plate 12 a, that is one side of the stopper 12 d is supported by a vertical plate 15 b of the elastic member 15, and the vertical plate 15 b is elastically changed by the rotation of the stopper 12 d.

Under this condition, if the pressure given to the pressing plate 12 a is released, the vertical plate 15 b is elastically returned, and then the stopper 12 d and the pressing plate 12 a are returned to its original position. In this process, the stopper 12 d is clutched to the clutch recess 13 b in a case that the binding member 13 is inserted in the receiving member 11.

FIG. 26 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the disassembled first binding portion according to a third embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention. As shown, the first binding portion 10 is composed of a receiving member 11 which is a female member, a binding member 13 which is a male member and fitted into the receiving member 11, and an adjusting member 12 rotatably provided on the receiving member 11 and selectively raising binding force against the binding member 13. The first binding portion 10 is similar to the afore-mentioned first binding portion in the first embodiment, and therefore it is given same reference number for its same elements, and any detailed description will be omitted.

In this embodiment, the first binding portion 10 is an elastic member 16 for returning when the pressing for the adjusting member 12 is released. It is suggested that a steel wire spring is used is used as the first binding portion 10. The steel wire spring has both ends fixedly connected to both sides of the pressing plate 12 a, and one end clutched to one inner wall of the installing recess 11 c of the binding member 13.

With this structure, if the pressing plate 12 a is pressed, the stopper 12 d is separated from the clutch recess 13 b by its rotation for the hinge shaft 12 b, and therefore the union between the receiving member 11 and the binding member 13 is released. At this time, the elastic member 16 disposed on the other side of the pressing plate 12 a is elastically changed during the rotation of the pressing plate 12 a since its end is supported by the one inner wall of the installing recess 11 c.

Under this condition, if the pressure given to the pressing plate 12 a is released, the pressing plate 12 a is returned to its original position by the elastic return of the elastic member 16 which is a steel spring. In this process, the stopper 12 d is clutched to the clutch recess 13 b in a case that the binding member 13 is inserted in the receiving member 11.

FIG. 27 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the disassembled first binding portion according to a fourth embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention. As shown, the first binding portion 10 is composed of a receiving member 11 which is a female member, a binding member 13 which is a male member and fitted into the receiving member 11, and an adjusting member 12 rotatably provided on the receiving member 11 and selectively raising binding force against the binding member 13. The first binding portion 10 is similar to the aforementioned first binding portion in the third embodiment, and therefore it is given same reference number for its same elements, and any detailed description will be omitted.

In this embodiment, the first binding portion 10 is an elastic member 17 for returning when the pressing for the adjusting member 12 is released. It is suggested that a torsion spring is used is used as the first binding portion 10. The torsion spring has one end which is wound and supported to the hinge shaft 12 b prudently formed on both sides of the pressing plate 12 a and the other end which is clutched to one inner wall of the installing recess 11 c of the binding member 13.

The pressing plate 12 a is elastically returned to its original position by the adjusting member 12 provided with the elastic member 17 which is a torsion spring through the same operation as that of the third embodiment.

FIG. 28 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the disassembled first binding portion according to a fifth embodiment in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention. As shown, the first binding portion 10 is composed of a receiving member 11 which is a female member, a binding member 13 which is a male member and fitted into the receiving member 11, and an adjusting member 12 rotatably provided on the receiving member 11 and selectively raising binding force against the binding member 13. The first binding portion 10 is similar to the afore-mentioned first binding portion in the third embodiment, and therefore it is given same reference number for its same elements, and any detailed description will be omitted.

In this embodiment, the first binding portion 10 is an elastic member 18 for returning when the pressing for the adjusting member 12 is released. It is suggested that a coil spring is used as the first binding portion 10.

The elastic member 18 which is a coil spring has one end connected to one side of the pressing plate 12 a and the other end connected to one side of the binding member 13. When the pressing plate 12 a is rotated by pressure, the coil spring is expanded and then elastic force is saved. If the pressure is removed, the pressing plate 12 a is returned to its original position by the saved elastic force.

FIG. 29 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the second binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention. FIGS. 30 and 31 are sectional views schematically illustrating the use of the second binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention.

Like this, the second binding portion 20 is formed with holding holes 22 to hold the upper portion of the shoes 1 and it is inserted with the end of the shoelaces L passed through the final connecting hook C of the shoes 1 so as to maintain union of the shoelaces L. As shown, the binding portion 20 is composed of a body 21 formed with a guiding space 23 into which the shoelaces L are inserted, a guiding bar 24 provided in the guiding space 23 to be horizontally movable, and a first and second posts 25 and 26.

Herein, the body 21 is formed with a upper plate 21 a and a lower plate 21 b which are disposed with a distance to prepare the guiding space 23 on one side of the holding holes 22, and the guiding space 23 is formed with the guiding bar 24 horizontally movably provided and the first and second posts 25 and 26 disposed with a predetermined distance on one side of the guiding bar 24.

Meanwhile, the guiding bar 24 is integrally formed with a guiding piece 24′ which is inserted in the rail recesses 23′ formed on the opposite sides of the upper and lower plates 21 a and 21 b to obstruct the rotation of the guiding bar 24 and to be safely slidably moved. And, the guiding bar 24 is provided to have its section including a circle, a polygon (a triangle, a quadrangle, a pentagon, a hexagon etc.) or an oval.

In the second binding portion 20, the front end of the shoelaces L is inserted in the guiding space 23 and rotates the guiding bar 24, and then it enters into the space between the guiding bar 24 and the first post 25. Subsequently, it enters into the space between the first post 25 and the second post 26, and the end of the shoelaces L is pulled. At this time, it moves to one side of the guiding bar 24 and presses one end of the shoelaces L, and then the upper end of the shoelaces L also presses the lower of the shoelaces L so as to maintain union.

FIG. 32 is a perspective view schematically illustrating shoes applied with a third binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention. FIG. 33 is a perspective view schematically illustrating the third binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention. FIG. 34 is a plane-sectional view schematically illustrating the use of the third binding portion in the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention.

As shown, the binding portion 30 is to bind the shoelaces L on the middle portion of the instep of the shoes 1. The binding portion 30 includes a body 31′ forming outer body, and it is a board type and formed with an inner space 31′ therein. The body 31′ is formed with a pair of inserting holes 33′ into which each end of the shoelaces L is entered and come out on the both sides thereof, and formed with a pair of direction changing protrusions 32′ which are vertically formed in the body 31′ with a distance and support the inserted shoelaces L so as to be drawn out after rotated.

In the binding portion 30, the end of the shoelaces L is respectively inserted in through the exit 33′ formed on the both sides of the body 31, and the inserted shoelaces L are rotated on the pair of direction changing protrusions 32′ formed in the lower of the body 31 to have a determined space such that the end thereof faces to the upper side. And, each end of the shoelaces L rotated on the direction changing protrusions 32 is outwardly drawn out through the exit 34 formed on the upper side of the body 31, and as shown, it is connected to the connecting hook C provided in the shoes 1. The third binding portion 30 closely holds the lower end of the shoelaces L. That is, the binding condition is enhanced by upwardly pulling out the shoelaces L passed through the third binding portion 30, the binding condition is maintained by going to left and right sides, and the binding condition is released by lifting the end portion of the body 31.

The operation of the device for binding shoelaces according to the present invention is explained as follows.

Firstly, the first binding portion 10, the second binding portion 20 and the third binding portion 30 are connected to the shoelaces L which are crossly bond on the instep of the shoes 1. The third binding portion 10, the first binding portion 10 and the second binding portion 20 are respectively provided on the lower portion, the middle or upper portion and the portion where the end of the shoelaces L passes.

Firstly, the adjustment of binding fore for the instep of the shoelaces L using the binding portion 10 will be explained as follows. To create the binding fore, the separated receiving member 11 and the binding member 13 is disposed to be fitted from each other. That is, after the clutch plate 13 a of the binding member 13 is disposed to be inserted in the slot 11 b of the receiving member 11, the receiving member 11 is fitted in the binding member 13. At this time, the clutch plate 13 a of the binding member 13 enters in the slot 11 b of the receiving member 1, and then the pressing plate 12 a of the adjusting member 12 installed in the installing recess 11 c of the receiving member 11 is returned by the elastic member. And, finally, the stopper 12 d formed on the other side of the pressing plate 12 a is clutched in the clutch recess 13 b of the clutch plate 13 a. And therefore, the binding force between the receiving member 11 and the binding member 13 is created.

Under this condition, to release the union between the receiving member 11 and the binding member 13, the pressing plate 12 a installed in the installing recess 11 c of the receiving member 11 is pressed. Then, one side of the pressing plate 12 a is pressed and the other side thereof is upwardly rotated with respect to the hinge shaft 12 b. The stopper 12 d protruded from the lower side of the other side is separated from the clutch recess 13 b of the binding member 13. Under this condition, the binding member 13 is separated from the receiving member 11 by pulling the binding member 13.

The second binding portion 20 is to maintain and release the binding of the end of the shoelaces L. The front end of the shoelaces L is inserted in the guiding space 23, and it is rotated the guiding bar 24, and then it is entered the space between the guiding bar 24 and the first post 25. Subsequently, it is entered in the space between the first post 25 and the second post 26.

When the end of the shoelaces L is pulled, the guiding bar 24 is moved to its one side. And then, it presses one end of the shoelaces L and the upper end of the shoelaces L also presses the lower end of the shoelaces L, and therefore their binding is maintained.

Finally, the third binding portion 30 has a symmetrical figure in left and right. Each end of the shoelaces L is inserted in the third binding portion 30 at its side and it is downwardly passed, and then it is upwardly pulled out, and therefore the close connection of the shoelaces L is adjusted.

In the third binding portion 30, one end of the shoelaces L is inserted through the exit 33′ formed on both side of the body 31, and the inserted shoelaces L are rotated to the pair of direction change protrusion 32′ formed in the body 31′ with a distance. And, finally, they are drawn out through the exit 33′

The drawn one end of the shoelaces L are connected to the connecting ring C near to the upper portion of the third binding portion 30. Under this condition, when the shoelaces L passed through the third binding portion 30 are pulled, its binding force is enhanced. Also, when the third binding portion 30 is upwardly pulled from the instep of the foot, its binding force is released.

Although the preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described, it is understood that the present invention should not be limited to these preferred embodiments but various changes and modifications can be made by one skilled in the art within the spirit and scope of the present invention aimed. 

1. A device for binding shoelaces which provided on shoes having hook rings oppositely formed on both side of the instep thereof; the device comprising: a binding member haying a clutching plate formed with a clutching recess with a constant distance according to one side thereof; a receiving member having an opened slot at one side thereof so that the clutching plate is inserted in, a magnetic body attached on one side of the slot, and an installing recess formed in the direction vertical to the slob and an adjusting member having a board typed pressing plate rotatably installed in the installing recess to be selectively attached to the magnetic body and receiving the pressing force, and a stopper protruded from one side of the pressing plate and selectively clutched in the clutching recess.
 2. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 1, wherein the binding member and the receiving member further comprise a supporting piece formed with through holes through which one end of the shoelaces are passed.
 3. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 1, wherein the receiving member is formed a hinge recess in an opposite direction toward the side wall of the installing recess, and the adjusting member is prudently formed with a hinge shaft to be fit into the hinge recess and to be rotated.
 4. A device for binding shoelaces which provided on shoes having hook rings oppositely formed on both side of the instep thereof, wherein the device includes a second binding portion formed with holding holes to be positioned over the instep of the shoes and in which the end of the shoelaces passed through the final hook ring of the shoes is inserted into the holding holes to maintain the binding condition, wherein the second binding portion is composed of a body formed with a guiding space into which the shoelaces are inserted and a guiding bar provided in the guiding space to be horizontally movable.
 5. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 4, wherein the body is formed with rail recesses on the upper and lower surfaces in the guiding space, and the guiding bar is integrally formed with a guiding piece which is inserted in the rail recesses to be slidably moved.
 6. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 4, wherein the guiding bar has its section including one of a circle, a polygon or an oval.
 7. A device for binding shoelaces which provided on shoes having hook rings oppositely formed on both side of the instep thereof, the device further comprising: a third binding portion for binding the shoelaces on the middle portion of the instep of the shoes, including a body having a board type formed with an inner space therein, inserting holes formed in the body into which each end of the shoelaces is inserted on the both sides thereof, a pair of direction changing protrusions to downwardly guide and to upwardly rotate the shoelaces inserted through the inserting holes, and an exit formed on the upper portion thereof such that the shoelaces rotated on the direction changing protrusions is upwardly drawn out.
 8. A device for binding shoelaces which provided on shoes having hook rings oppositely formed on both side of the instep thereof, the device comprising a first binding portion a binding member and a receiving member which are selectively separated from each other by pressure and a second binding portion formed with holding holes to be positioned over the instep of the shoes and in which the end of the shoelaces passed through the final hook ring of the shoes is inserted into the holding holes to maintain the binding condition, wherein the first binding portion includes a binding member provided with a clutching plate formed with a clutching recess in the longitudinal direction on one side thereof; a receiving member provided with an opened slot at one side thereof in which the clutching plate is inserted, a magnetic body attached on one side of the slot, and installing recess vertically formed on the slot; a board typed pressing plate rotatably installed in the installing recess and selectively attached to the magnetic body to be given outer pressure; and a stopper prudently formed on one side of the pressing plate and selectively clutched in the clutching recess, and the second binding portion includes a body formed with a guiding space into which the shoelaces are inserted and a guiding bar provided in the guiding space to be horizontally movable.
 9. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 8, wherein the binding member and the receiving member include a supporting piece formed with a through hole which the end of the shoelaces is passed through.
 10. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 8, wherein the receiving member is formed a hinge recess in an opposite direction toward the side wall of the installing recess, and the adjusting member is prudently formed with a hinge shaft to be fit into the hinge recess and to be rotated.
 11. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 8, wherein the body is formed with rail recesses on the upper and lower surfaces in the guiding space, and the guiding bar is integrally formed with a guiding piece which is inserted in the rail recesses to be slidably moved.
 12. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 8, wherein the guiding bar has its section including one of a circle, a polygon or an oval.
 13. A device for binding shoelaces which provided on shoes having hook rings oppositely formed on both side of the instep thereof, the device comprising a first binding portion a binding member and a receiving member which are selectively separated from each other by pressure and a second binding portion formed with holding holes to be positioned over the instep of the shoes and in which the end of the shoelaces passed through the final hook ring of the shoes is inserted into the holding holes to maintain the binding condition, wherein the first binding portion includes a binding member provided with a clutching plate formed with a clutching recess in the longitudinal direction on one side thereof; a receiving member provided with an opened slot at one side thereof in which the clutching plate is inserted, a magnetic body attached on one side of the slot, and installing recess vertically formed on the slot; a board typed pressing plate rotatably installed in the installing recess and selectively attached to the magnetic body to be given outer pressure; and a stopper prudently formed on one side of the pressing plate and selectively clutched in the clutching recess, and the device further comprising a third binding portion for binding the shoelaces on the middle portion of the instep of the shoes, including a body having a board type formed with an inner space therein, inserting holes formed in the body into which each end of the shoelaces is inserted on the both sides thereof, a pair of direction changing protrusions to downwardly guide and to upwardly rotate the shoelaces inserted through the inserting holes, and an exit formed on the upper portion thereof such that the shoelaces rotated on the direction changing protrusions is upwardly drawn out.
 14. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 13, wherein the binding member and the receiving member include a supporting piece formed with a through hole which the end of the shoelaces is passed through.
 15. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 13, wherein the receiving member is formed a hinge recess in an opposite direction toward the side wall of the installing recess, and the adjusting member is prudently formed with a hinge shaft to be fit into the hinge recess and to be rotated.
 16. A device for binding shoelaces which provided on shoes having hook rings oppositely formed on both side of the instep thereof, wherein the device includes a second binding portion formed with holding holes to be positioned over the instep of the shoes and in which the end of the shoelaces passed through the final hook ring of the shoes is inserted into the holding holes to maintain the binding condition, wherein the second binding portion is composed of a body formed with a guiding space into which the shoelaces are inserted and a guiding bar provided in the guiding space to be horizontally movable, wherein the device further comprising: a third binding portion for binding the shoelaces on the middle portion of the instep of the shoes, including a body having a board type formed with an inner space therein, inserting holes formed in the body into which each end of the shoelaces is inserted on the both sides thereof, a pair of direction changing protrusions to downwardly guide and to upwardly rotate the shoelaces inserted through the inserting holes, and an exit formed on the upper portion thereof such that the shoelaces rotated on the direction changing protrusions is upwardly drawn out.
 17. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 16, wherein the body is formed with rail recesses on the upper and lower surfaces in the guiding space, and the guiding bar is integrally formed with a guiding piece which is inserted in the rail recesses to be slidably moved.
 18. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 8, wherein the guiding bar has its section including one of a circle, a polygon or an oval.
 19. A device for binding shoelaces which provided on shoes having hook rings oppositely formed on both side of the instep thereof, the device comprising: a binding member having a clutching plate formed with a clutching recess with a constant distance according to one side thereof; a receiving member having an opened slot at one side thereof so that the clutching plate is inserted in, and an installing recess formed in the direction vertical to the slot; and an adjusting member rotatably installed to block the installing recess, the adjusting member provided with an extended plate which is extended from one end disposed toward the slot to be contacted with one inside wall of the installing recess, an elastic member which is disposed to be opposite to the extended plate and which is prevented from being upward rotation, and a stopper which is downwardly protruded and selectively clutched to the clutching, recess.
 20. A device for binding shoelaces which provided on shoes having hook rings oppositely formed on both side of the instep thereof, the device comprising a first binding portion a binding member and a receiving member which are selectively separated from each other by pressure and a second binding portion formed with holding holes to be positioned over the instep of the shoes and in which the end of the shoelaces passed through the final hook ring of the shoes is inserted into the holding holes to maintain the binding condition, wherein the first binding portion includes a binding member provided with a clutching plate formed with a clutching recess in the longitudinal direction on one side thereof; a receiving member provided with an opened slot at one side thereof in which the clutching plate is inserted, a magnetic body attached on one side of the slot, and installing recess vertically formed on the slot; a board typed pressing plate rotatably installed in the installing recess and selectively attached to the magnetic body to be given outer pressure; and a stopper prudently formed on one side of the pressing plate and selectively clutched in the clutching recess, and the second binding portion includes a body formed with a upper plate and a lower plate which are disposed to prepare a guiding space on one side of a holding hole, and the guiding space is formed with the guiding bar horizontally movably provided and the first and second posts and disposed with a predetermined distance on one side of the guiding bar.
 21. A device for binding shoelaces which provided on shoes having hook rings oppositely formed on both side of the instep thereof, the device comprising a first binding portion a binding member and a receiving member which are selectively separated from each other by pressure and a second binding portion formed with holding holes to be positioned over the instep of the shoes and in which the end of the shoelaces passed through the final hook ring of the shoes is inserted into the holding holes to maintain the binding condition, wherein the first binding portion includes a binding member provided with a clutching plate formed with a clutching recess in the longitudinal direction on one side thereof; a receiving member provided with an opened slot at one side thereof in which the clutching, plate is inserted, a magnetic body attached on one side of the slot, and installing recess vertically formed on the slot; a board typed pressing plate rotatably installed in the installing recess and selectively attached to the magnetic body to be given outer pressure; and a stopper prudently formed on one side of the pressing plate and selectively clutched in the clutching recess, and a third binding portion for binding the shoelaces on the middle portion of the instep of the shoes, including a body having a board type formed with an inner space therein, inserting holes formed in the body into which each end of the shoelaces is inserted on the both sides thereof, a pair of direction changing protrusions to downwardly guide and to upwardly rotate the shoelaces inserted through the inserting holes, and an exit formed on the upper portion thereof such that the shoelaces rotated on the direction changing protrusions is upwardly drawn out.
 22. A device for binding shoelaces which provided on shoes having hook rings oppositely formed on both side of the instep thereof, the device comprising a second binding portion formed with holding holes to be positioned over the instep of the shoes, the second binding portion including a body formed with a upper plate and a lower plate which are disposed to prepare a guiding space on one side of a holding hole, the guiding space being formed with the guiding bar horizontally movably provided and the first and second posts and disposed with a predetermined distance on one side of the guiding bar; and a third binding portion for binding the shoelaces on the middle portion of the instep of the shoes, including a body having a board type formed with an inner space therein, inserting holes formed in the body into which each end of the shoelaces is inserted on the both sides thereof, a pair of direction changing protrusions to downwardly guide and to upwardly rotate the shoelaces inserted through the inserting holes, and an exit formed on the upper portion thereof such that the shoelaces rotated on the direction changing protrusions is upwardly drawn out.
 23. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 19, wherein the binding member and the receiving member include a supporting piece formed with a through hole which the end of the shoelaces is passed through.
 24. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 19, wherein the receiving member is formed a hinge recess in an opposite direction toward the side wall of the installing recess, and the adjusting member is prudently formed with a hinge shaft to be fit into the hinge recess and to be rotated.
 25. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 19, wherein the binding member and the receiving member include a pair of supporting pieces formed with a through hole which the end of the shoelaces is passed through, and the pair of supporting pieces has a different prudent height from each other.
 26. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 19, wherein the elastic member includes an elastic plate integrally formed to be extended from the pressing plate, and a clutching jaw integrally formed on one end of the elastic member and clutched to one side wall of the installing recess.
 27. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 19, wherein the elastic member includes a upper plate which is exposed toward one side of the installing recess and has both cut side and a supporting plate which is contacted with one side of the stopper by the downwardly extended upper plate.
 28. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 19, wherein the elastic member is a steel wire spring which has both ends fixedly connected to both sides of the pressing plate and which has one end clutched to one inner wall of the installing recess of the binding member.
 29. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 19, wherein the elastic member is a torsion spring which has one end wound and supported to the hinge shaft prudently formed on both sides of the pressing plate and the other end which is clutched to one inner wall of the installing recess of the binding member.
 30. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 19, wherein the elastic member is a coil spring which has one end connected to one side of the pressing plate and the other end connected to one side of the binding member.
 31. A device for binding shoelaces which provided on shoes having hook rings oppositely formed on both side of the instep thereof, the device comprising a second binding portion formed with holding holes to be positioned over the instep of the shoes, a second binding portion having a body formed with holding holes to be positioned over the instep of the shoes and in which the end of the shoelaces passed through the final hook ring of the shoes is inserted into the holding holes to maintain the binding condition, wherein the body is formed with a upper plate and a lower plate which are disposed to prepare a guiding space on one side of the holding holes, the guiding space being formed with the guiding bar horizontally movably provided and a first and second posts and disposed with a predetermined distance on one side of the guiding bar.
 32. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 20, wherein the body is formed with rail recesses on the upper and lower surfaces in the guiding space, and the guiding bar is integrally formed with a guiding piece which is inserted the rail recesses to be slidably moved.
 33. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 20, wherein the guiding bar has its section including one of a circle, a polygon or an oval.
 34. A device for binding shoelaces which provided on shoes having hook rings oppositely formed on both side of the instep thereof, the device comprising: a third binding portion for binding the shoelaces on the middle portion of the instep of the shoes, including a body having a hoard type formed with an inner space therein, inserting holes formed in the body into which each end of the shoelaces is inserted on the both sides thereof, a pair of direction changing protrusions to downwardly guide and to upwardly rotate the shoelaces inserted through the inserting holes, and an exit formed on the upper portion thereof such that the shoelaces rotated on the direction changing protrusions is upwardly drawn out.
 35. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 20, wherein the binding member and the receiving member include a supporting piece formed with a through hole which the end of the shoelaces is passed through.
 36. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 21, wherein the binding member and the receiving member include a supporting piece formed with a through hole which the end of the shoelaces is passed through.
 37. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 20, wherein the receiving member is formed a hinge recess in an opposite direction toward the side wall of the installing recess, and the adjusting member is prudently formed with a hinge shaft to be fit into the hinge recess and to be rotated.
 38. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 21, wherein the receiving member is formed a hinge recess in an opposite direction toward the side wall of the installing recess, and the adjusting member is prudently formed with a hinge shaft to be fit into the hinge recess and to be rotated.
 39. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 20, wherein the binding member and the receiving member include a pair of supporting pieces formed with a through hole which the end of the shoelaces is passed through, and the pair of supporting pieces has a different prudent height from each other.
 40. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 21, wherein the binding member and the receiving member include a pair of supporting pieces formed with a through hole which the end of the shoelaces is passed through, and the pair of supporting pieces has a different prudent height from each other.
 41. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 20, wherein the elastic member includes an elastic plate integrally formed to be extended from the pressing plate, and a clutching jaw integrally formed on one end of the elastic member and clutched to one side wall of the installing recess.
 42. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 21, wherein the elastic member includes an elastic plate integrally formed to be extended from the pressing plate, and a clutching jaw integrally formed on one end of the elastic member and clutched to one side wall of the installing recess.
 43. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 20, wherein the elastic member includes a upper plate which is exposed toward one side of the installing recess and has both cut side and a supporting plate which is contacted with one side of the stopper by the downwardly extended upper plate.
 44. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 21, wherein the elastic member includes a upper plate which is exposed toward one side of the installing recess and has both cut side and a supporting plate which is contacted with one side of the stopper by the downwardly extended upper plate.
 45. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 20, wherein the elastic member is a steel wire spring which has both ends fixedly connected to both sides of the pressing plate and which has one end clutched to one inner wall of the installing recess of the binding member.
 46. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 21, wherein the elastic member is a steel wire spring which has both ends fixedly connected to both sides of the pressing plate and which has one end clutched to one inner wall of the installing recess of the binding member.
 47. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 20, wherein the elastic member is a torsion spring which has one end wound and supported to the hinge shaft prudently formed on both sides of the pressing plate and the other end which is clutched to one inner wall of the installing recess of the binding member.
 48. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 21, wherein the elastic member is a torsion spring which has one end wound and supported to the hinge shaft prudently formed on both sides of the pressing plate and the other end which is clutched to one inner wall of the installing recess of the binding member.
 49. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 20, wherein the elastic member is a coil spring which has one end connected to one side of the pressing plate and the other end connected to one side of the binding member.
 50. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 21, wherein the elastic member is a coil spring which has one end connected to one side of the pressing plate and the other end connected to one side of the binding member.
 51. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 22, wherein the body is formed with rail recesses on the upper and lower surfaces in the guiding space, and the guiding bar is integrally formed with a guiding piece which is inserted in the rail recesses to be slidably moved.
 52. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 31, wherein the body is formed with rail recesses on the upper and lower surfaces in the guiding space, and the guiding bar is integrally formed with a guiding piece which is inserted in the rail recesses to be slidably moved.
 53. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 22, wherein the guiding bar has its section including one of a circle, a polygon or an oval.
 54. The device for binding shoelaces according to claim 31, wherein the guiding bar has its section including one of a circle, a polygon or an oval. 